Peach Blossom Tea: Benefits, Flavor, and Why It’s Spring in a Cup

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 Peach Blossom Tea: Spring in a Cup






Looking for a tea that’s as beautiful as it is calming? Peach blossom tea brings floral sweetness, delicate aroma, and gentle relaxation in every steep.

🌸 What is Peach Blossom Tea?
It's made from dried peach blossoms and delicate leaves, sometimes blended with white or green tea bases. The result: a fragrant, light-bodied tea that smells like springtime and sips like serenity.

💆‍♀️ Health & Mood Benefits:

  • May help reduce anxiety and tension

  • Light on caffeine — great for evenings

  • Supports hydration and digestion

🍵 How to Brew It Best:

  • 1 tsp of loose leaf peach blossom blend

  • 8 oz water at ~85°C (just before boiling)

  • Steep 3–5 minutes — no milk needed

🛍️ Try the Blend We Love:
Our Peach Blossom Loose Leaf Tea combines full blossoms and high-quality leaf for a cup that tastes like a walk through a spring garden.

👉 Order Peach Blossom Tea Now
Naturally sweet | Floral & calming | Ships from Canada

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